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Nature's Future
Welcome to the Autumn 2024 issue of Nature’s Future. Our newsletter will show you some of the conservation work made possible thanks to gifts left in Wills to the RSPB.
On this page
- Mud, glorious mud
- Previous Nature's Future newsletters...
- Keeping an eye on our seabirds
- East coast wetlands boost
- The call of the Curlew
- Bringing nature back to the Lake District
- Restoring our precious peatlands
- Good news for Tristan seabirds
- Discover the UK's rainforests
- Little Terns: a bird on the brink
- Contact us
- Download your free Gifts in Wills guide
Mud, glorious mud
A comprehensive survey of Redshanks breeding in north Norfolk and the Humber has revealed the importance of saltmarsh for these striking wading birds.
Download our Autumn 2024 newsletter and see what you can make possible.
Previous Nature's Future newsletters...
Operation Turtle Dove
Contact us
Fiona McCreadie
Legacy Adviser – Wales & Northern Ireland
Fiona.McCreadie@rspb.org.uk
01978 808186
Olivia Holmes
Legacy Adviser – South West England
Olivia.Holmes@rspb.org.uk
01172 338166
Reece Weight
Legacy Adviser – Greater London & South East England
reece.weight@rspb.org.uk
01273 610071
Sarah Hey
Legacy Adviser - North England
Sarah.Hey@rspb.org.uk
01937 227114
Tom Reed
Legacy Adviser – Central England
tom.reed@rspb.org.uk
01773 303239
Sadhbh Breslin
Legacy Adviser – Scotland
sadhbh.breslin@rspb.org.uk
0131 215 1996
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